Parse the noun
agricolā
What is abl. sing. masc.?
cogitant
What is third pl. act. (they think)?
What are a subject and predicate?
poeta familiam docent.
What is "the poet teaches the family"?
nōn
What is "not"?
vir
What is nom. sing. masc.?
iubeor
What is first sing. pass. (I am commanded)?
ā, dē, and in are examples of this part of speech in Latin
What are prepositions?
filia nautae misera non est.
What is "The daughter of the sailor is not miserable"?
What is "well"?
DAILY DOUBLE
agrorum
What is gen. pl. masc?.
potest
DAILY DOUBLE
This case is used to indicate an indirect object.
What is the dative?
in castra Romanorum semper intrare solemus.
What is "We are always accustomed to enter the camp of the Romans?"
longē
What is "far"?
librīs (2)
What is dat. pl. masc. or abl. pl. masc.?
servāminī
What is 2nd. pl. passive (you all are saved)?
What are "direct objects"?
praemia magna virō ab amicīs dantur.
What is "Great gifts are given to the man by friends"?
semper
What is "always"?
vitae (3)
What is gen. sing. fem., dat. sing. fem., and nom. pl. fem.?
firmārī
What is passive infinitive (to be strengthened)?
When a sentence is turned from active to passive, the object becomes the subject and the subject becomes this case and follows ā (ab).
What is the ablative?
Vita propter lacrimas non firmatur.
What is "Life is not strengthened on account of tears"?
saepe
What is "often"?